Bavullardan kataloglara: Bogaziçi Arsivleri'ne dogru. Adalet Agaoglu Arastirma Odasi, Aptullah Kuran Arsivi, Aziz Ongan Koleksiyonu, Halet Çambel ve Nail Çakirhan Arkeoloji, Geleneksel Mimarlik ve Tarih Uygar Merkezi Arsivi, Melih Rauf Esenbel KOleksiyonu, Mimari Çizimler Koleksiyonu, Robert Kolej - Amerikan Kiz Koleji ve Bogaziçi Üniversitesi Arsivi, Scotts Papers, Traugott Fuchs Kültür ve Tarih Mirasi Arsivi.

New English Original cloth bdg. Roy. 8vo. (25 x 18 cm). In Turkish. 661, [3] p., many color and b/w ills. Bavullardan kataloglara: Bogaziçi Arsivleri'ne dogru. Adalet Agaoglu Arastirma Odasi, Aptullah Kuran Arsivi, Aziz Ongan Koleksiyonu, Halet Çambel ve Nail Çakirhan Arkeoloji, Geleneksel Mimarlik ve Tarih Uygar Merkezi Arsivi, Melih Rauf Esenbel Koleksiyonu, Mimari Çizimler Koleksiyonu, Robert Kolej - Amerikan Kiz Koleji ve Bogaziçi Üniversitesi Arsivi, Scotts Papers, Traugott Fuchs Kültür ve Tarih Mirasi Arsivi. Images and documents shedding light on the corporate history of Robert Collage and Bogazici University from the mid-19th century to the end of the 20th century are on display for the first time in a comprehensive exhibition. Dating from the 1850s up to the 1980s, the content of the displayed written and visual documents regarding Robert College and Bogazici University range from history to literature, painting to architecture and archeology to foreign politics, among many more. The archives of Bogazici University and Robert Collage are normally introduced at Columbia University's Rare Books and Manuscripts Library in New York. However, following the protocol signed between the two universities, digital copies of the documents were sent to Turkey. The archive that unearths over a century of history includes more than 200,000 documents. A huge selection of Ottoman-era magazines such as "Servet-i Fünun," "Asri Türkiye Mecmuasi," and Republican-era daily papers including "Cumhuriyet," "Milliyet," "Medan," "Baris" and "Aksam," as well as news and comments about Turkey in the international media such as The New York Times and National Geographic are open for visitors. The Exhibition not only features digital and hard copies of corporate documents, but also a selection from various archives such as the Adalet Agaoglu Research Chamber, the archive of well-known architectural historian and Bogazici University's founding chancellor Aptullah Kuran, the collection of Aziz Ogan, the Halet Cambel and Nail Cakirhan Archaeology, Traditional Architecture and History and Research Center Archive, the collection of former Foreign Minister Melih Rauf Esenbel, the Architectural Drawings Collection, which features drawings from the 1870s to the 1990s, the archive of the Scott Family and the Fuchs Culture and History Heritage Archive.